WW38: The Story of the Stories

[Meiz]

I don't find watcher going before jailer that illogical. If you are town, I suggest you stop forcing this case and look for other options.

[pindicator]

I don't find watcher going before jailer that illogical. If you are town, I suggest you stop forcing this case and look for other options.

I'd really like to get someone experienced in running games like Rowain or Bob to weigh in on the order of operations issue. If they say it makes sense then I'll drop it.

[pindicator]

I mean you're pretty much saying you're immune to being jailed if you claim that's the order. Because your "watch" commands will resolve before the Krill's jail if Krill were ever to jail you.

[Meiz]

You're right, though I'm pretty sure I'd be jailed in that case. Only Brick knows and I'm just making my best guess.

[pindicator]

I believe the order for the night actions is: 1) switch 2) watch 3) jail 4) kill

Wait, This can't be the order because then you would have seen Krill jail me!

[pindicator]

The only way it works is if the switch happens after you watch. Or someone else interfered. Or someone is lying.

[Goreripper]

Interesting elucidation. This stimulating conversation should have begun during the day, you night-blinded fools.

The problem is Gordian. The solution is obvious! Shadeun! Slice at the Krill or Meiz ends of the knot!

[pindicator]

Too much homework; that got all my brain power over the weekend. Now that I have a slow work day I've some time to Think.

And to be fair, Krill was the one who first made the catch; he just didn't push for it.

[AdrienIer]

So Rowain wants me to avoid switching anyone (that's what he said when he explained his plan), do other people agree ? It could be a nuisance to the SK

[Bobchillingworth]

There isn't much point to planning night actions if you're going to switch them up, and there wasn't much point to no lynching if nobody is going to actually plan.


I don't have any night actions, so it's up to you guys to work this out.